Jacques Berlinerblau | Academic Influence

Why Is Jacques Berlinerblau Influential?

According to Wikipedia, Jacques Berlinerblau is a professor of Jewish Civilization at the Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University. He has doctorates in Ancient Near Eastern languages and literature and theoretical sociology . He has published ten books on a wide variety of scholarly subjects with special attention to secularism, secular aesthetics, Jewish-American literature , African-American and Jewish-American relations and biblical literature. Berlinerblau has also written about professors and their discontents in Campus Confidential: How College Works, Or Doesn't, For Professors, Students, and Parents and in numerous articles about the Humanities for The Chronicle of Higher Education.

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Jacques Berlinerblau's Published Works

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Published Works

Toward a Sociology of Heresy, Orthodoxy, and Doxa (2001) (43)
Heresy in the University : the Black Athena controversy and the responsibilities of American intellectuals (2000) (35)
The Secular Bible: Why Nonbelievers Must Take Religion Seriously (2005) (29)
The 'Popular Religion' Paradigm in Old Testament Research: a Sociological Critique (1993) (22)
Max Weber's Useful Ambiguities and the Problem of Defining “Popular Religion” (2001) (19)
How to Be Secular: A Call to Arms for Religious Freedom (2012) (17)
The Bible as Literature? (2011) (15)
The Vow and the 'Popular Religious Groups' of Ancient Israel: A Philological and Sociological Inquiry (2009) (10)
"POOR BIRD, NOT KNOWING WHICH WAY TO FLY": BIBLICAL SCHOLARSHIP'S MARGINALITY, SECULAR HUMANISM, AND THE LAUDABLE OCCIDENT (2002) (4)
Preliminary Remarks for the Sociological Study of Israelite “Ofﬁcial Religion” (1999) (3)
Donald J. Trump, the White Evangelicals, and Martin Luther: A Hypothesis (2018) (2)
American secularism (2021) (2)
Secularism (2021) (2)
“Imagine That!” Philip Roth’s Threshold Scenes: The Case of “Femme Fatale” (2014) (2)
Judaism and Secularism (2021) (1)
French secularism (2021) (1)
Free will and determinism in first Isaiah: secular hermeneutics, the poetics of contingency, and Emile Durkheim's Homo duplex. (2003) (1)
Intertexts and Influence: A Comprehensive Table of Intertexts in Philip Roth’s Fiction, 1952–2010 (2021) (1)
The Secular Bible: “Who Wrote the Bible?”: Modern Responses (2005) (1)
Durkheim's Theory of Misrecognition (2005) (1)
Jesus and Yahweh: The Names Divine (2007) (1)
Introduction: Secularism and Its Confusions (2014) (1)
Secularism on the Edge (2014) (1)
‘Let the study of American secularisms begin!’ (2013) (1)
Swerves (2021) (0)
A Secular Answer to “Who Wrote the Bible?” (2005) (0)
Who's on top? (2021) (0)
The Secular Bible: Conclusion: Beyond Church and State: New Directions for Secularism (2005) (0)
The Secular Qur'ān? (2005) (0)
What Is Secular Literature? Philip Roth as Case Study (2018) (0)
French LaÃ¯citÃ© (2014) (0)
Heresy in the University (1999) (0)
Secular America: Nones, Atheists, and the Unaffiliated (2014) (0)
Reframing Secularist Premises: Divorce among Traditionalist Muslim and Jewish Women within the Secular State (2018) (0)
Cheat Sheet for Political Secularism and Secular Studies (2023) (0)
Anti-secularisms of the left (2021) (0)
Indian secularism (2021) (0)
A review of the relevant scholarly literature in religious studies reveals that there exists an immense-and growing-body of empirical research (2008) (0)
Embrace complexity! (2021) (0)
Introducing Biblical Scholars and Secular Hermeneutics (2005) (0)
“Who Wrote the Bible?”: Ancient Responses (2005) (0)
Philip Roth and the American Liberal Tradition (2018) (0)
The S-word (2021) (0)
Why Is There So Much Biblical Interpretation (2005) (0)
When It Both Is and Is Not Rape : Gender Constructions in 2 Samuel (2015) (0)
“Burning Zeal” (2021) (0)
America: A Christian Nation or a Secular Nation? (2014) (0)
LGBTQ rights in Uruguay and Secularstan (2021) (0)
The Secular Bible: On Jewish Intermarriage: The Bible Is Open to Interpretation (2005) (0)
Love the referee? (2021) (0)
Anti-Secularisms Of The Right (2021) (0)
âEverything Is Jewishâ (2014) (0)
Lifestyle secularisms (2021) (0)
Heresy in Transition: Transforming Ideas of Heresy in Medieval and Early Modern Europe . Edited by Ian Hunter, John Christian Laursen, and Cary J. Nederman. Catholic Christendom, 1300–1700. Aldershot, U.K.: Ashgate, 2005. xii + 210 pp. $ 99.95 cloth. (2006) (0)
“Thought is free” (2021) (0)
Introduction: Secularists and the Not Godless World (2005) (0)
Atheist secularism (2021) (0)
Same-Sex Eroticism and Jerry Falwell (2005) (0)
2. The Productive Obscene: Philip Roth and the Profanity Loop (2019) (0)

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